Today, we cover Men’s and Women’s Basketball’s semi-final defeats in Ivy Madness, an internet outage on campus, and a new name for 36 University Place. 

Today, we cover the Princeton University Resource Committee’s decision not to pursue dissociation from Israel, take you inside Princeton basketball’s final push towards the Ivy Tournament, and finish out by hearing about what ‘Prince’ staffers have planned for Spring Break

The Daily Princetonian's coverage: https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2025/03/princeton-news-adpol-divestment-dissociation-israel-palestine-resources-committee-announcement
John Groves' opinion article: https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2025/03/princeton-opinion-opguest-divestment-dissociation-israel-palestine-cpuc-resources-committee

Today, we cover the University’s Humanities Initiative and a presumed report of bird flu.

 Today, we cover a decrease in state funding for Princeton Public Schools, learn the plans for the Princeton University Art Museum, and hear about a driving debacle during an internship last summer.

You can read more about the museum here: https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/section/news

Today, we take you behind the scenes at Firestone Library, hear from Princeton senior Joshua Yang on his Gates Cambridge Scholarship, and finish out hearing what Princeton students are planning for the weekend.

Today, we cover the ForWord Collective’s Black History Month Poetry Showcase,  Princeton’s newest Sloan Research Fellows, and a recent homicide in Palmer Square.

Today, we cover a South Asian Students Association collaboration event at Coffee Club, Elena Kagan’s speech at Alumni Day, and a tribute to Maggie, a retiring service dog. 

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https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2025/02/princeton-news-alumni-day-supreme-court-justice-elena-kagan-woodrow-wilson-award-david-card-james-madison-medal

Today, we take you inside one of Princeton’s bi-monthly blood drives, cover Dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Science Andrea Goldsmith’s recent appointment as president of Stony Brook University, and finish out with a look into students’ plans for this weekend. 

You can read more about Goldsmith’s appointment here: https://www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2025/02/princeton-news-adpol-andrea-goldsmith-named-new-president-stony-brook-university 

Today, we cover a reading at Labyrinth Books, no shelled eggs in the dining halls amid the national shortage, and the First Generation Low Income Experience.

The 2025 eating club admission process ended on February 7th. This year’s bicker and sign-in was characterized by a record-breaking 83% participation rate among the Class of 2027, the second year of Princeton’s class size expansion, leading to sinking acceptance rates at many clubs. Today, we take you inside the notoriously opaque bicker process and analyze its outcomes.